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Mike Kasiorek
 
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Hello there, I need some help figuring out the correct formula...What I
am doing is adding the number of parts done by a particular person and
when this total reaches 35, I would like to show in another column, how
many over 35 he/she has done as a incentive will be paid on this number
over 35..I was able to get the simple part - the adding up to 35 done
but have gotten no further.....any help will be greatly appreciated.....Mike

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Mike, see if something like this will work =IF(A135,A1-35,"")

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"Mike Kasiorek" wrote in message
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Hello there, I need some help figuring out the correct formula...What I
am doing is adding the number of parts done by a particular person and
when this total reaches 35, I would like to show in another column, how
many over 35 he/she has done as a incentive will be paid on this number
over 35..I was able to get the simple part - the adding up to 35 done
but have gotten no further.....any help will be greatly

appreciated.....Mike



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Frank Kabel
 
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Hi
try
=MAX(0,35-SUM_Formula)

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Hello there, I need some help figuring out the correct formula...What

I
am doing is adding the number of parts done by a particular person

and
when this total reaches 35, I would like to show in another column,

how
many over 35 he/she has done as a incentive will be paid on this

number
over 35..I was able to get the simple part - the adding up to 35 done
but have gotten no further.....any help will be greatly

appreciated.....Mike


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Arvi Laanemets
 
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Hi

Alhough you have first formula, here is my example for this too:
Amount1=MIN(35,SUMIF(ConditionRange,Condition,SumR ange))

The formula you asked for:
Amount2=SUMIF(ConditionRange,Condition,SumRange)-Amount1
(Instead Amount1 insert the reference to cell with first forlmula)


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Hello there, I need some help figuring out the correct formula...What I
am doing is adding the number of parts done by a particular person and
when this total reaches 35, I would like to show in another column, how
many over 35 he/she has done as a incentive will be paid on this number
over 35..I was able to get the simple part - the adding up to 35 done
but have gotten no further.....any help will be greatly

appreciated.....Mike



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Mike Kasiorek
 
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Thanks you all, finally got it figured out and looks good....

Mike Kasiorek wrote:
Hello there, I need some help figuring out the correct formula...What I
am doing is adding the number of parts done by a particular person and
when this total reaches 35, I would like to show in another column, how
many over 35 he/she has done as a incentive will be paid on this number
over 35..I was able to get the simple part - the adding up to 35 done
but have gotten no further.....any help will be greatly
appreciated.....Mike


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